Everyone wants a piece of the U.S. wellness market. And why wouldn’t they?
It’s fast-growing, high-margin, and full of buyers who spend without blinking — as long as your product delivers.
But behind the gold rush, there’s a wall.
And it’s built with layers of legal requirements, tax codes, and compliance checklists that most international brands simply aren’t ready for.
Discover how brands are scaling direct-to-consumer without managing their own logistics. Learn D2C strategies, fulfillment solutions, and market insights for 2025.
Discover how brands are scaling direct-to-consumer without managing their own logistics. Learn D2C strategies, fulfillment solutions, and market insights for 2025.
As a 4PL provider, Kiki LATAM goes beyond traditional third-party logistics by orchestrating the entire supply chain—from product manufacturing and regulatory compliance to warehousing, fulfillment, and last-mile delivery. This integrated model allows affiliate and CPA businesses to operate in the U.S. and LATAM markets without the complexity of managing multiple vendors. With deep regional expertise and full operational control, Kiki LATAM delivers a seamless logistics experience tailored for high-growth, performance-driven brands.
FEFO (First Expired, First Out) is redefining inventory management for perishable and dated products. Discover how Kiki Latam uses FEFO logistics to reduce waste, improve fulfillment accuracy, and scale warehouse operations across LATAM and the U.S.
Discover how third-party logistics (3PL) services are transforming fulfillment and last-mile delivery in LATAM. Learn how scalable warehousing, inventory optimization, and cross-border integration can power your supply chain.
As global supply chains continue to digitize, Generative AI (GenAI) is redefining how companies manage aftermarket logistics, field service operations, and fulfillment. Far from a theoretical innovation, GenAI is already delivering tangible value by improving technician productivity, spare parts management, and customer experience.
Global supply chains are undergoing a major transformation. With rising global tariffs and evolving consumer behavior, companies are rethinking their retail logistics strategies. These shifts are not just economic — they’re structural, impacting how products are sourced, moved, and delivered across borders.
The COVID-19 pandemic marked a turning point for global commerce. Five years later, its impact continues to reshape how businesses approach logistics, fulfillment, and supply chain operations. Consumer behavior hasn’t returned to what it was—it has evolved into a hybrid, digital-first model that demands speed, flexibility, and complete visibility in the delivery experience.
The global market for smart wallets is rapidly expanding, driven by increasing consumer demand for secure digital payments and advanced fintech solutions. This growth presents new challenges and opportunities for logistics and supply chain management, as these high-value electronic products require specialized fulfillment, secure warehousing, and optimized last-mile delivery.
